Endura Windchill Gloves - Black

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The Endura Windchill Gloves are designed for adult female cyclists who need reliable protection against cold, windy, and damp weather conditions. By combining windproof, water-resistant materials with vibration-dampening gel padding and touchscreen compatibility, these gloves provide a high level of comfort and control during autumn and winter rides; however, their specialized construction is best suited for chilly environments and may feel too warm for high-intensity summer cycling.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Nylon |
| Model Part Number | E6147BK/6 |
| Brand | Endura |
They feature a water-resistant backhand to shed light rain and spray, but they are not fully waterproof for prolonged heavy downpours.
Yes, the grip features and vibration dampening work well for off-road riding, provided the temperature is in the moderate-to-cold range.
The gloves are designed with a snug-fit stretch cuff; if you prefer a looser fit or typically wear liner gloves underneath, consider sizing up.
The E-Swipe fabric is located on the fingertips; simply press the pad firmly against your device screen to trigger touch inputs.
We recommend hand washing to preserve the life of the gel padding and the technical nylon fabric.
Ensure the E-Swipe finger pad is clean and free of dirt; if the issue persists, ensure you are making firm contact with the screen.
This is likely moisture buildup from sweat. Ensure your layering system allows for ventilation during high-exertion efforts.
These gloves are designed with a snug-fit stretch cuff that secures easily under the sleeve of a cycling jacket to block out drafts. To maintain the integrity of the windproof membrane and gel inserts, always wash these gloves by hand in lukewarm water using mild detergent. Avoid using harsh chemicals, bleach, or fabric softeners, as these can degrade the water-resistant coating and the grip patterns. Air dry the gloves naturally away from direct heat sources, such as radiators, which can cause the technical fabrics to lose their elasticity or shape.